Respondents from all generation groups agreed that the most important thing is whether information is being supported by sources or facts. — Google
A recent study has found that over 62% of people online think they encounter some form of false or misleading information on at least a weekly basis.
According to findings from the Poynter Institute – a nonprofit media institute and newsroom that provides fact-checking and media literacy training – in partnership with with YouGov and Google, about 50% of all Gen X, Millenials, and Gen Z respondents aged between 18 to 57 expressed concerns about their family members being exposed to this sort of information when online.
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